Titlebook: New Directions in Empirical Translation Process Research; Exploring the CRITT Michael Carl,Srinivas Bangalore,Moritz Schaeffer Book 2016 S

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Learning Advanced Post-editingon (ITP). Whereas previous studies with the . workbench (Sanchis-Trilles et al., ., 2014) or similar systems (Langlais et al., ., 77–98, 2004) tested user interaction only for a few days, the aim of this study was primarily to find out whether and how the performance of professional post-editors imp

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The Effectiveness of Consulting External Resources During Translation and Post-editing of General Te to analyze the usage of external resources, we present a more convenient way to capture this data, by combining the functionalities of CASMACAT with those of Inputlog, two state-of-the-art logging tools. We used this data to compare the types of resources used and the time spent in external resourc

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Statistical Modelling and Automatic Tagging of Human Translation Processesor eye movement of translators and post-editors. The large-scale analysis of the resulting data logs, however, is still an open problem. In this chapter, we present and evaluate a statistical method to segment raw keylogging and eye-tracking data into distinct . (HTPs), i.e., phases of specific huma

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Syntactic Variance and Priming Effects in Translation common cognitive network of neural activity. When the source and target languages are solicited in a translation context, this shared network can lead to facilitation effects, so-called priming effects. We suggest that priming is a default setting in translation, a special case of language use wher